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CLEVELAND's LETTER
In Regard to the Veto ofrtIe Dependent
Pension. BIZ ~ O. Il. <
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 2l.-The fol-
lowing letter has been received here:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, \
WAsuINaToN, May Is, 1887. q.

IT. Niuiam Q. Rootiin, Quarttrna,ler, Wilmington
Ni.: ,55iiits.ES,es + a q v
DEAR slR-I am in receipt Of your letter
the Ith instant transmitting handsome.
y engrossed resolutions OF General U. 8.
Glisant Post No. 13, approving my execu.
I'VE action in yetoing the dependent pen.
son bill. beg to express through yon to
Inc members Of the post my appreciation
o. their endorsement and my thanks fol
he courtesy manifested In the form ol
shelr approval. It sometimes happens
mat Official conduct, clearly demanded by
aa Imperative obligation OF public duty, ia
made difficult by counter Influences and
MeIlnations which grow out Of sympathy
o' bya disposition to follow with ease and
y WmIost the apparent current OF popular
4 opinion. '',53l, I
Those OF our citizens not holding office,
I nad thus entirely free from the solemn OBJ
Asa'on OF protecting the interests OF the
& people, olton fail to realizs that their pub.
Z ac servants are to 3 large extent debarred
~ NJ official action from the Indulgence OF
@ese charitable impulsea which in pri.
,Ae iile arc not only harmless but com,
tIeadaole. While the deprivation should
W W regarded as one Of tho stern incidents
Z Msia!th!ui performance Of official duty,
aug while 1t should be endured with the
iisis.ISnation arising from an unfaltering
c. S"a IN the ultimate iustice Of the Ameri.
,ssl ,au people, 1t ID nevertheless gratifying to
\ iueslve IL ~ such expressions as are contained
- - .ae fesolutions now, before me. N " 5i
Yours very truly, ~ &,
PIX GRovER CLEVELAND. Il
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A REPUBLICAN BoLTER.
A Prominent Now Yorker who Will Herea

a Prominent Now Yorker who Will Hereaf-
" ter Associate with tho Demo ocracy.
BROOKLYN, May 2l.-Ex-D District Attor.
ney General Isaac Catlin's letter resign
ing from the Republican association, and
announcing his intention OF afiliating
hereafter with the Democrats, ia published
to-day. 1t is dated December s, and is
addressed to the secretary OF the associa-
tion., In it Mr.. Catlin says: "sir:-I
hereby respectfully tender my resignation
ns a member Of the above association,
with request that 1t be accepted at its next
meeting. I do this without regret for the
reason that in the First ward the assassins
OF the Republican party in spite OF its
many true and gallant adherents, have
substantially controlled it In the most crit
icsl political crisis since the war aud re-
construction periods, especially in the cru.
cial elections OF 1884 IS, involving the
presidency, governorahip and mayoralty.
l surrender neither my manhood nor
my political convictions. shall iorsske
no vital political principles, and take no
less interest than heretofore in public af-
fairs. I cannot, however, continue to
adhere to party in city where its boil
ters and d's'rcen'zars have successfully
1851 Ii a Is;@<'.S9i .7RlSeT-0r, aist, mayor,
and where haai!y by tho indolence, indif-
ference, and treachery OF large number
OF alleged Republicans, and the incompet-
ence OF its leaders the party has been re-
Gently completely swamped.
In order to show that am Influenced
by no pusillanimous motive in my action,
| say unhesitatingly that l am protec-
ZIONIST and shall so remain under all cir
cumstsnces possible to be foreseen. l be-
lieve that in all the great contests and is
sues between the two great political par
ties during the rebellion, during the re.
construction period and the important
financial and tariff discussious, the Repub.
|icsn party was right and the Democratic
party wrong. But to-day there is practic.
ally no issue except the tariff, and upon
that true Democrats and true Republicans,
not OF the James sort, have united to pre-.
vent any substantial disturbance of the
beneficial system Of protection which has
sustained our vast manufacturing and Ia.
boring interests. ts
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FATHER KELLAn GETS oUr o.
ot JAN, tho Court Declaring Ills Arres

or jail, tho Court Declaring Ills Arrest
Illegal. 3! 3
DUBLIN, May 2l.-The Court Of Appeal.
has rendered q decision in the case Of
Father Kellar, the priest Of Youghsl i'm,
priaoned in Kilmainham Jail for refusing
to testify regarding his connection with,
the Plan OF Campaign. The Court of Ap-
peals holds that the warrant for Father
kellar's arrest was illegal, and reyersee
the decision Of the Court of Queens
Bench. ;.y r. ,i,s.,y AZ "a - I
Father Kellar was released from prison
at s o'clock this evening. He drove to
the Imperial Hotel in the Lord Msyor'si
carriage IN company with Archbishop
Walsh and Timothy Harrington, M, p
followed by large crowd OF citizens. at
y the 3, hotel he was received by sheehy and
Crllly, membera Of Parliament, and numer-
GUS priests. Father ,Kallar addressed q
crowd from the window OF the hotel, and
said he might have been in prison until
aooms1ay before Justice Boyd would have
released him. With reference TO his
treatment while in prison he said all the
officials had shown him marked respect
Tonight crowds OF citizans carving ban
ners, headed by bands, are passdipp the
streets in honor Of Father Keiiar's release
1t IS stated that the same objection that
existed to Father Kellar's imprisonment
is applicable to the case Of Father Ryan,
and that proceedings for the release OF the
latter VIII ba Instituted Monday, 5I5
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P. H. PAYNE, Secretary.
DlsnstrOua Enrast Eiraa

PITTSBURGH, May PA special from
Altoona, Pa, says: A Atelerram was re-.
ceived in this city this evening from
Houtsdalo, Clearfeld county, Penn,
stating that forest fires were raging
oil around them and that the town was in
imminent danger OF destruction. They
asked that assistance be sent quick which
was done both from this city aud neigh:
: A Clarion, Pa, special says: Forest
trea arc raging in several spots within q
lev mllea from this town, and considerable
damage is being done to valuable timber,
principally pine. On the Rulofson
tract ut Mill Creek, eight miles from hero.
the greatest damage is being done and i,
is stated that several thousand dollars
worth Of lumber has already been de-
stroyed. 545g5s = - : - -, 80 - +
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New York's Quiet Sunday.

4 Nsw5 YoRk, May 2l.-The blue lava
were strictly carried out to-day. The
scenes Of last Sunday were re.enacted at
tho hotels, most Of which wore a deserted
look. Every outgoing ferryboat and train
WAS crowded. In consequence the peo.
plel OF Jersey, Hoboken, Brooklyn and
Staten Island reaped a rich harvest. ! q q a
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+. ONE GAME DROPPED
IN THE KALAMAZOO SERIES
TIE Wheeling Club Makes u Hard Uphill
Fight on saturday-sta Standing Of tho
Lenguo-The Averages OF tho Green
m Stockings = Notes aud Gossip.
Tho man stood on the ilst base bag,
And tho coacher yelled for Joy.
uIn gOinx IN serond hn M, i..,

o~',-n 'N'SNSuN Wv NV thk,
And lhs crowd called out, "what dye aoyg"
Kalamazoo defeated Wheeling on Sat.
urday, aud 1t would have been wonder
II she hadn't, owing to the crippled condi.
ton Of the Wheeling club. The larpes.
crowd Of the season was present, and saw
nearly tho worst exhibition of ball play.
ing that has yet been given. ElliE, who
had never pitched a ball in his life, was
put In the box after Damn and Smith gave
out, and did we'll. II was a loosely played
game on both sides, although the Ksla.
mazoos made aoms brilliant plays.
Tho week closes with Wheeling third in
the list; steubenvlllo has no victories to
her credit, and z Z.nssville no deieats, To.
day Mansfield opens up series Of three
games, and from all the indications they
promise to bs interesting. To-day Ia la.
dies day, and the fair sex ought TO avail
themselves OF the opportunity offered
them to see the game without cost, Fol.
lowing is the score OF Saturdays game:
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NEARLY A DISASTER.
IN A COLLISION ON THE OCEAN.
Tho Celtic aud the britannia Collids-The
Latter Has a Hole Punched In lIer Side.
both Vessels Towod Into Port-Num. M
OF Storage passcngsrs Killed.

NEw YoRK, May 222.-On Thursday
May 10. at s:25 p. NJ, while the weather
was calm and the sea smooth, the Britisl
steamer Celtic, Of the White Star line
from Liverpool, came into collision Will
the British steamer Britannia, Of the sam,
line, from New York for Liverpool, strik.
Ing her on the port side aft and doin,
considerable damage. The Britannica
boats were lowered and filled with
women and children from the cabin
and steerage, in q very orderly way
and expeditions manner. It Is to thei,
shame that several mon forced Themselves
Into the boats. Meanwhile an exsmina,
ton was made and the damage to the
Britannia ascertained, and 1t being found
that the vessel was not likely to founder,
such boats as were within hail were re-.
called and their occupants received on
board. The others had boarded the Gel.
tic. -,
A pad was made and placed over the
hole in the Britannic's side,.and she was
turned about toward New York, having
arranged with the Celtic to keep com.
pany.
The saddest and most deplorable result
OF the accident is that several steerage
passengers, who were lounging about AFT
at the time Of the collision, were killed
and several others injured. Both vessels,
accompanied by the steamships Marenga,
from Swansea for New York, and British
Queen from Liverpool for New York, ar.
rived at the bar at l o'clock this morning
The above report is from the purser Of
the Britannia who refused any further in
formation. Some OF the sseefays yassea-
gers from the Britannia are stopping.at the
Miners Arms hotel, No. 2 Front street.
Both steamers are anchored of the bar,
being detained by fog. The steamboat
William Fletcher succeeded in reaching
the Celtic at the bar, and transferring the
latter's remaining passengers to her dock.
She will reach her dock In this city about
$40 Pm. One report says man and
three women were killed, while another
that the victims were one woman, child
and five men. ~ ~
Among the Britannic's passengers was
Q. P. Huntington, the railroad magnate.
Fay Templeton, the actress, is said to be
among the Celtic's passengers.
There was great excitement everywhere,
The crew were as badly frightened as any
Of the passengers and under very little
control by their superiors. Several women
were on the point OF jumping into the
boats after they had reached the water
when they were held back. Eight or ten
people were injured by the iron work as 1t
fell or by the wood work as it crushed in
wards, Jg r-I gIsr
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1nEersoll Isnted over IN. Goals, ~.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 22.-General George
A.. Sheridan delivered his lecture 1.-THE
Modern Pagan" at the Chicago Opera
House tonight to a large audience. MANY
prominent people were presant. The lec-
ture ie in the nature Of reply to Col.
lngersoll's attacks upon Christianity, aud
Was a mastery argument. It was not bis
purpose, General Sheridan said, to utter a
defense Of Christianity, but merely to
show the evil effects Of the course adopted
by Col. lngersoll. That gentleman was
charged by the speaker with declining 10
meet competentmsn to discussthe question
with him. He fed from the field when the
only really able man, Judge Jerry Black,
opposed him. In discussing the question
Of Christianity, Col. Ingersoil creatoo cap
tlous issues he utterly Ignores the work Of
Christiane, and neither comprehends nor
appreciates the excellence and magnitude
Of the achievements among us OF tho sys-
tenn he so flippantly assails. After diecus-
sing 1ngersolra methods OF argument.
Gen. Sheridan concluded in q scathiag
denunciation OF the gentleman by pro-
nounclng him moral aud intellectual
Anarchist. His peroration describing ths
Anarchical tendencies OF infidelity was an
outburot OF eloQuence. =, q -
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BELLEVUE Hospital surgeons have re.
moved from the brain Of Henry Pickens,
Of Kentucky formerly a colonel in the
Confederate army, a bullet that found ite
way lhers in the battle Of Gettysburg
twenty.four years ago. Col. Pickens had
been paralytic in consequence. Now be
has gone homo cured Of Yankee lead poi.
aoning. Surgery accomplishes some won
deyiul things. -.55 X
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protest Of the steamboatmen against
the suspension Of the fourth section Of
the Interstate Commerce act has good
deal Of justice at the back Of 1t. Trans-
portaton by water is done at many disad.
Yantsges as compared with the rail COM
petition, and surely Congress did not in
tend that the new law should be 80 juggled
by the Commission rs to crowd the steam
boats out for the benefit of the railroads.
1t would be odd indeed If Congrefs had
intended to practically close natures great
hiyhwsvs. lfE Is
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TnE release OF Father kellar shows that
Justice is not entirely dead in Ireland,
though takes long reach to get at it.
1t would be a strange English law that
would require a clergyman to reveal ne.
creta condded to him in his clerical capac.
ity, That is bad enough for Russia. =
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Total average Of club. ub...............'.........so
h Ohio League record.
The following is the atanding Of the
clubB in the Ohio State league: gGt;


opecldE DIs5ult7I % hz 1IltllUtNctT 7GI1 "a --T
srEunEsvlLLE, O., Msy 2l.-The dircc.
tors Of the S!eubenville Base Ball Club
held meeting this afternoon and decided
to reorganiz, tho club. But five membera
Of the present club will be retained, Hen.
neghan, Hobright and Bennett Fl elders,
Nicholson second base and Bendle !hird
base. Manager Woods was deposed and
Quinn, Of Pittsburgh, elected. he will
also play first base. A nav pitcher from
Cleveland and one from Cincinnati have
been signed, as also have Berger catcher
from Pittsburgh, and Duffy, OF pittston
Pa. Others will be signed when Managei
Quinn arrives. S'eg 54s'7.f
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He Shot to XIII.

CulcAdo, May 22.-Wbile standing on
the platform Of crowded street car, Dan.
iei MSasekey, q teamster, was fatally shot
this afternoon. His slayer was the con.
duotor e9the car, James English, a Grip.
PIE. Mackey'a brother was recently dis.
charged by the street car company ior
cai!ing English scab. This afternoon In
Ietailation English was asaaulted 4 by
Maekey and knocked of the car. English
lnatantly pulled his revolver and fired at
Mackey;i who was in the midst of a proup
Of passengers on the moving car, a wild
scamper to vacate the conveyance eusued,
in which, Mackey, though having received
q bullet In the abdomen endeavored to
Join. As he ran English again snapped
tho trigger and Mackey dropped dead,
shot through the back. English surrender
ed himself to the police. 8 fi'S''5TS55 59SS
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Is the South Penn Glvon mn !,

PlTTsBuRaH, May 2l.-Mr. David Hoa.
letter and Mr.. Ralph Baguley have Just
closed the sale Of large body Of coking
coal lands in Western Pennsylvania ior a
price closely approximating sl,o00,o0o.
The names Of the purchasers are With
held. This is, with one exception, the
largest transaction in coal lands ever
made in this section, the exception being
the sale Of A. A. Hutchinson's coke inter.
ests to H. O. Frick & Co., some years 400
for Sl,a50 ,00Q., Outsiders take the Hostel
ter -Baguley transaction to mean The
abandonment Of hope Of the building of
the South Penn road, as the coal lands
were originally purchased with view Of
assuring good share Of the coke atIic
to the proposed road. The fact is the
purchasers are strong friends Of the South
Penn enterprise and will cooperate heart
lily in securing the building Of the road.
The new ownera OF the coal lands will
proceed at once with their development
and the erection Of large number Of coke
oyenB tt5l 81 }ssses ts ~ u , ls-
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o'BRlEN Is bruised, but Landowne Is cut
TO the bone. In one case stones did 1t, in
he other the sharp logic Of cold facts.

GOVERNOR HILL appointed Colonel Fred
Grant Quarantine Commissioner to got
rid Of Ia Republican politician who was OBJ.
uoxous to him, and he had to hit on
,omebody With chance 10 be confirmed.
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SUPERINTENDENT RonEArsoN begins his
renissn,iary standardization in hard luck.
The fight made on Col. Peck has denoral.
lad things in the Penitentiary. It would
have been better he had been kept there
and supported in his efforts to govern the
insitu,ion {9.5l4nt G Va
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Pittsburgh Dis
patch, describing the life Of the Hunga-
riaus in the coke region, says 1t is largely
made up Of bad article Of whisky, which,
under the euphouious name OF "bolinki,"
has peculiar charm for the Hungarian
palate. The stuff is used for drinking and
cooking, and the remarkable statement Is
made that often one family will consume
as much as a gallon Of "bolinki" day.
This is not a highly desirable addition to
the population OF free country. - Z
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Doath of n Prominent ma,

LONDON, May 2l.-The death is snnoun-
ced of Francis Xayisr Michel, the French
archa ologist. He waa born in Lyons,
February IS, 1909, commenced his studies
in bis native city and comploted them ri
Paris. in the College Charlemaene. After
having composed a couple OF historical
romances he devoted himBelf exclusiyely
to antiquarian researches, and between
the years 1880 and 1888 edited several
works written in France in medieval
times. is5l255, ~. -
In 1885 he was commissioned to make
rasearches respecting French history and
literature in the Libraries OF England. He
was decorated with tho Legion Of Honor
in 1888, and appointed Professor OF For
eign Literature at Bordeaux in 1889, After
that he translated into French the writ
ings Of sterne and Goldsmith, selections
from Shakespeare, and many other works.
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THECipclnnati Commercial Gasetlespesks
Ola Mr.. J. NJ. Estep, who is undergoing
mild boom for the Democratic Guber-
material nomination." and adds, I'VE
shall be happy to hear full particulars
about Mr.. Estep." Where is the Ohio
editor OF the Commercial Gazette? eMr.
Estep ia we'll known in Ohio as q lawyer
and Democratic politician above the aver
age. He has even been heard OF in West
Virginia. His party might do worse than
nominate him for Governor. .55i5
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o'BRIEN SUFFERING
From his Rough rrentment Mt Kingston and

From his Rough Treatment Mt Kingston and
$yl Toronto. t'sa,FN% q
ROCHESTER,, May 2l.-Mr. O'Brien ar
rived in this city tonight. He was con.
dncted to a hotel, where an address wss
presented to him. He replied, thanking
his auditors ior the sympathy which they,
In common with the rest Of the American
people, had always shown to Ireland, and
referring to the severe injuries which he
had received in the mobbings he had un-
dergone in Canada. He was evidently
completely worn out and could hardly
speak. a9 rs.l ID !!
When the party got on the sleeping car,
bound for Niagara Falls. Mr.. o. Brien
tainted away on his bed from pure ex-
haustion. DR.. Gregory Doyle, Of Water
town, who examined Mr.. O. 'Brien, says he
is suffering from severe internal injuries
caused by tia attack OF the infuriated
Oraugemen at Kingston. His body is
bruised and battered in eeveral plaGea, and
there is touch Of inflammation Of the
lungs appearing. A serious attack Of
pleurisy will be .Ae final outcome, the
doctor saye, If the honorable member for
Northeast Cork does not rest for 9 lew
days at Niagara Falls. The meeting ar
ranged for Hamilton, Ont, Mr.. O'Brien
thinks, In Difference 10 the doctors opin.
ion, should be postponed for aon4o days,
though IS yet the deciaion Is not final.
Z The Montreal branch OF the irish
National League have invited Editor
O'Brien to come 10 Montreal on Thursday
next, when there will be reception and
torchlIght procession and open air mass
meeting in Chaboilleg e4uare. Mr. O'Brien
telegrapha that he will do his best TO be
present. The entiro press Of the Province
Ii rapidly changing its views OF the
O'Brien misSicn, The French papers
especially call upon Lausdowne to answer
the charges made against him. \, All .5i
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ARAELRoAD conductor in Pennsylvania
los. his life in IN heroic and successful at
temp. to save woman and child. The
men who do the railroad work Of the
country are constantly doing these things
without attracting much attention. .
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" you happen in Cleveland now
YOU will have to take your schnapps In
public view, no screens, no stained glass,
and the establishment that caters to your
wants must be closed from midnight until
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EaIned runs, Wheeling, Q; Kalamazoo, 1. Two.
osse n.y. staplet9n Threebase hits, Bailey, Otter.
plays Baekenberger and slapleton. Bases ou balls,
by Elin !, BY Watson 8. Hit by pitched ball,
siapleton and Dillon: Passed balls, Dillon i. wild
2:l0. Umpire, Dushauc. - '"' y eat1e' 80
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Wheeling Club Averages,

Following is the batting and fielding
record Of the Wheeling club, and the av.
erages show up great. It includes only
those men who have played in three
games or more: 81
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ANDREW CARNEGIE has lost all chance
TO yet Into H. r. HIS set. 5..i

YELLOW JACK has dropped into Key
wes! 10 Hee how they make Havana cigars
there, ~ ---.l sgltgrfi i5Fg gN
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aINDIaNATIoN.IN TORONTO.

a. Nenc,ion{ in 4 O'Brien's Favor-How a
Piucky Old soidtsr Stood By HIN.
T Toronto. Osr., May 2l.-The eFciter
ment over the dastardly attempt to mur-
dor O. 'BrieR here pp "Wednesday, which
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GI1e Qnteltiq,e,ttler:.


PERSONS Lnring The ety. for The season, and nun.
a., ituwlr,, can hate the DAILY IN1HLiIoxNcrn
,,sNl 10 Stnl, postpaid for G5 ees PER month, khs
sd,,,, briag changed ns often a. dt,ired. .s i
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Is The President going to decorate the
Supreme Bench with GarlandP Some
Hoseraars OF Ill savor. ,f1
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Gold asparagus, with French dressing is
a dissinc. courae of the fashionable din
nera Of the hour. N. "a d J, - y.
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THAT awful swellings in your limbs can
be reduced by ". Jacobs Oil. 3 Price, fifty

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